The Weimar Republic

Weimar Republic Weimar Republic was established in Germany in 1918 for a large socialistic uproar. In 1919, the Free Constitution was enacted. During this period, Germany experienced widespread instability. At the moment, Germany is very politically polarized, so it is difficult for the Weimar government to please the right and left political parties. Hitler disbanded the Republic in 1933. But I was destined to fail from the beginning. One of the main areas in which problems arise is the legacy of World War II.

During the Nazi regime, works on the Weimar Republic and the German Revolution were published abroad, exiles were published in the 1930s and 1940s and were not read in Germany. In around 1935, Arthur Rosenberg influenced the history of the first publication of the Weimar Republic. In his view, the political situation in early revolution was open. Moderate socialism and democratic labor force became the real social foundation of the Republic and got the opportunity to drive conservative forces. It failed due to the erroneous decision of the leader of the SPD and the revolutionary strategy adopted by the extreme left wing of the workers.

During this period after World War I, the Weimar Republic faced a serious political struggle. However, the culture is booming. This culture existed in Germany before the war, but the idea for promoting Weimar Republic and Freedom made it possible for these ideas to be reflected. There are many wonderful cultural achievements of art and literature that have overcome the movement to artists and American artists. The art, movie, music of Weimar in Germany was then the world's largest art, movie and music at the time. This film is particularly famous, people all over the world call a German movie a wonderful work of art. Atonal music lacks a systematic structure and scale and is increasingly popular. Art becomes more sarcastic and performance increasingly

Weimar culture is the development of prosperity of the art and science of Weimar Republic era, Adolf Hitler held power in 1918 and 1933, and in the 1920s Berlin became the center of Weimar culture. Although not part of Germany, German-speaking Austria, especially Vienna, is listed as part of Weimar culture. Bauhaus was operated from 1919 to 1933 and is a German art school that combines crafts and art. Its goal of unifying art, craftsmanship, and technology has a global impact, especially in the building sector.